All questions in this platform are based on the following official regulations and standards. Understanding these documents is essential for passing your EPRA certification exam.
The primary standard for electrical installations in Kenya. Covers all aspects of design, installation, inspection, and testing of electrical systems.
Governs the distribution of electricity by Kenya Power. Specifies voltage levels, connection requirements, and supply standards for all consumers.
The legal framework for all energy-related activities in Kenya. Establishes EPRA as the regulatory authority and sets licensing requirements for electricians.
Specific regulations governing electrical installation work in Kenya. Covers licensing, certification, inspection requirements, and safety standards.
Specifies requirements for accessible electrical installations in buildings, including mounting heights for switches and socket-outlets.
Industry-recognized guidance on electrical safety, including EICR coding classifications (C1, C2, C3, FI) and safe isolation procedures.
Health and Safety Executive guidance on electrical test equipment for use by electricians. Covers voltage indicators, proving units, and safe testing procedures.
Guidance on PAT testing frequencies and procedures for portable appliances in commercial and industrial environments.
💡 Tip: Questions in the exam are randomly selected but always reference these standards.
Focus on BS 7671 and Kenya-specific regulations for the best results.